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Build a Dynamic App Step-by-Step in Dreamweaver 8

Contents

  1. What You Will Learn
  2. Approximate Time
  3. Lesson Files
  4. Dynamic Web Site Basics
  5. Choosing a Server Model
  6. Redefining the Newland Tours Site for Dynamic Development
  7. Developing with a Local Server
  8. Setting Up a Local Environment for IIS/ASP
  9. Setting Up a Local Environment for ColdFusion
  10. Setting Up a Local Environment for Apache/PHP
  11. Developing with a Remote Server
  12. Defining a Dynamic Site in Dreamweaver (All Users)
  13. Building a Simple, Dynamic Application
  14. What You Have Learned

Chapter Description

By the end of this lesson, you’ll have an idea of how dynamic sites work, and what they are created to do; you’ll have Macromedia Dreamweaver configured to work with dynamic data; and you’ll have created your first page that uses dynamic content.

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What You Have Learned

In this lesson, you have:

  • Learned about the relationships between presentation, document logic, and content (pages 77–80)
  • Explored the pros and cons of five major server models (pages 80–83)
  • Set up a local Web server and server model (pages 83–107)
  • Defined a dynamic site in Dreamweaver (pages 107–113)
  • Developed a Web form (pages 113–124)
  • Created a page that collected and displayed data from the Web form (pages 117–124)